“Some people want to make an absolute solution, to close down the reserves. The whole thing is ridiculous. The best solution is that which, going in the right direction, makes as few changes as possible. Change is difficult. Make as few changes as possible gives you...
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The Public Debt of Canada Needs to Be Controlled
Around the world, the economic crisis caused by the restrictions taken to fight COVID-19 has consequently led to an increase in the public debt of the United States. Canada doesn't escape this phenomenon. Based on the IMF's data, Canada's gross debt of the general...
Social Media, Censorship and Stopping Lies: How can we Balance Rights and Responsibilities?
Freedom of speech is not just an ideal to admire, it is a fundamental cornerstone that is required for democracy to survive. However, it appears that the majority of the population in Canada and the United States does not understand what free speech actually means and...
Holding Back the Pandemic Tide and Other Government Delusions
Good news has many fathers, the saying goes, while bad news is an orphan. So it was when the Covid-19 case numbers and casualty counts began to recede late last spring. Even faster than dandelions sprouting, variations on “We have flattened the curve” became among the...
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A Proposed Framework for Confronting Future Pandemics, or National Emergencies
As most of the nations of the developed world, including Canada, failed to prepare adequately for the current deadly COVID-19 pandemic, questions remain about what steps should be taken to forestall, or substantially mitigate the next microbial conflagration. While...
The Marxists are Winning the Education War
For the last 60 years or so, a raging storm of controversy has hung over public education in Canada. It has also pitted some educators, often called “traditionalists,” against others, often called “progressives,” and it has been affecting the way children are educated...
Lack of Competition Threatens Public Education System’s Survival
The rise of private competitions represents the coming of a two-tiered education system.
Sidney Green
“I support the general law. Namely, that it is unlawful to bribe a politician otherwise I do not support laws with respect to financing because one, it is contrary to freedom of speech and secondly, because it is impossible to enforce them and it makes dishonest people out of honest people because they will find and seek out ways to get around stupid laws.”
Frontier’s first video documentary released – Your Land Is Not Your Land
FCPP’s first viideo documentary focuses on the expropriation of an 87 year old farmer’s land in rural Manitoba. Profiling a new and precedent setting threat to property rights in Canada. (16 minutes)
Maori ‘Models’ For Progress
Maori were given greater independence, tribal redevelopment and greater service delivery. In other words, a greater emphasis on self-reliance.
Climate is a Generalist Discipline (Tim Ball)
Dr. Tim Ball’s speech given at the International Climate Change Conference, New York City, March 3, 2008 included these powerpoint slides.
The Natural Source History of Atmospheric C02 Fluctuations (Goldberg)
Dr. Fred Goldberg’s speech given at the International Climate Change Conference, New York City, March 3, 2008 included these powerpoint slides.
Excellence in Education
The popularity of science fairs and spelling bees stands in contrast to a curriculum and system increasingly hostile to competitive activities in the school system.
A Failing Report Card
Manitoba’s education policy since 1999 has deteriorated due to a weakened assessment program, forced school division amalgamations, vastly expanded special education spending and a shortened school year.
Unintended Consequences of Biofuels (Dennis Avery)
Dennis Avery’s speech given at the International Climate Change Conference, New York City, March 3, 2008 included these powerpoint slides.